Indrani Dasgupta is a regular face on Delhi's Ramp having worked with top choreographers like Asha-Vidyun, Tanya- Aparna and designers like Monisha Bajaj, Rohit Bal. She has also done print ads for Hazoorilal and sons jewellers, Heritage, Willssport and was a part of the model fraternity in the India Fashion week. She has also starred in the Phir Dhoom video of the Delhi based band Euphoria. This Miranda House student has been voted among the ten most beautiful women of Delhi by First City, her curly locks and fresh as dew skin sets her apart from other models.

Q1. Why did you choose modeling as a career?
Ans 1. It was just by chance, there were some people who saw me and wanted to click some pictures of mine. I got those pictures clicked and there I was in the modeling scene. My first assignment was for Meena Bazar and the first ramp show I did was for Ashish Soni. There has been no looking back since then.

Q2. At 19 you were a student as well as walking the ramp, how does that feel?
Ans 2. At 19, I simply wanted to try out something new and exciting. I just wanted to get a feel of how would it be like walking on the ramp. To start young is great, as it has given me tremendous confidence.

Q3. Do you plan to take up modeling as a full time career?
Ans 3. I haven't given it a thought right now. Nothing is planned from my side, as right now my priority is to finish my college as I just finished my exams and then I'll think what I pursue further and decide that if I actually want to take it up as full fledged career.

Q4. Did you take any training in this field?
Ans 4. No, I did not take any training and there was nothing, which inspired to take it up.

Q5. How does it feel working with the topmost designers like Rina Dhaka, JJ Vallaya and Ritu Beri? Ans 5. Initially I was really nervous to work for them. I consider myself lucky to get a break with them. I am the youngest model on the scene and everyone has been very nice to me.

Q6. Tell us something about your background?
Ans 6. Basically, I am from Muscat. I was 16 when we shifted to Delhi; I did my +2 from Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram. Presently I am in final year of Economics (Hons.) at Miranda House. Initially I was shy, but now I am quite comfortable to face the camera.

Q7. Which designers are you comfortable working with?
Ans 7. Manish Arora, Ashish Soni, Monisha Bajaj and I like Rohit Bal they are very professional and a pleasure to work with.

Q8. Who is your favourite model?
Ans 8. I like Madhu Sapre and Nayonika Chatterjee.

Q9. Where do you see yourself 2-3 years from now?
Ans 9. I take each day as it comes, I live for today.

Q10. Who's your role model?
Ans 10. My mother has been extremely supportive. I look upto her as my role model, she's always been there for me and is my inspiration in whatever I do.

Q.11. What has been your family's reaction of taking up modeling as a career?
Ans 11. My family has been very supportive of me being a model, they like the fact that I am so independent at this age.

Q12. Do you think that modeling can be a fruitful career?
Ans 12. Nowadays models are well paid and being accepted. It can be taken as a full time job. I haven't thought right now whether I will take it up as a profession or maybe I'll divert to something else. Right now my priority is my final year exams. I am happy with whatever assignments are there in my kitty.

Q13. Do you feel that the women of the new millennium are more confident to experiment with different careers?
Ans 13. As for girls of today, I just want to say one thing that they are certainly more confident to try and excel in different careers. Careers like modeling are respected by people.

Q14. Any message for the readers?
Ans 14. 'If you fail to plan, you plan to fail', this makes a lot of sense to me; therefore I always have 2-3 plans ready for myself. I feel the youth of today need to plan for tomorrow and follow it diligently.

Jyoti Narang